India’s dominant World Cup campaign continued as they advanced to the final, leaving New Zealand far behind despite giving nervous moments while defending 397. India’s average victory margins have been impressive, at 175 runs, 6.4 wickets, and 64.4 balls remaining. Virat Kohli impressed with his 50th ODI hundred in front of Sachin Tendulkar, with Shreyas Iyer also scoring a century. Rohit Sharma’s blazing start of 47 off 29 set India up for success, and the team went on to score the highest total in a World Cup knockout match. Despite the challenges posed by the conditions, India’s victory was well-deserved. Rohit’s exceptional performance established India’s advantage in the match from the start.
